That You Should Always Aim To Avoid HTML is an essential language to learn when doing web development, but there are many mistakes beginner, sometimes even experienced, devs make. These mistakes are most often very simple and easy to miss, which is why they are so common. I just wanted…

Learning a new skill is always a lot of fun, but can oftentimes be overwhelming as well. There always comes a point where you want to say, “Eh, what’s the point”. That moment comes at different points for each person, but it comes all the same. That is why it’s…

In Web Development, we commonly need to grab HTML elements in order to manipulate them with Javascript. So how do we accomplish this? With the getElementBy method of course! It’s a pretty simple, but truly important, aspect of Javascript. And in this blog, I’ll show you how simple it is. …

Alright so you’re wanting to write some real code. You’re tired of using the IDE (Integrated Development Environments) from whereever. Well it’s time to get yourself a proper code editor to make your programming a fun and fast breeze. That’s what this blog is about. I’ve picked out the three…

A Portfolio Website is an essential tool for any programmer looking for work or to showcase their brand. A portfolio is a fair bit different than a CV/Resume. A CV has a multitude of information, your work history, education, skills, etc. But really, at the end of the day, it’s…

Seriously though, blogging is a pretty neccessary step for coders and I wanted to write a blog (a blog about blogging? so meta) that details why blogging is so important. Here are four big reasons you should blog if you’re looking for, or even already have, a programming job: Stand Out

The Operating System, or OS, is an important factor in your coding journey. Each one of the major OSs have pretty significant advantages and drawbacks. Many times the OS on the computer that you own and have learned on is the OS that you will feel most comfortable with, in…

So, you’re thinking of getting your first job in coding. You could just start applying, but you likely won’t get anywhere unless you set yourself up, first. Setting yourself up involves quite a lot in the beginning and it could even take a week or more. …

(Or not — it’s up to you!) There are many people who have gotten their start in a coding career being nothing but self-taught. I don’t believe that’s the majority of coders though. …